Local ad listing residents and addresses in Nutley area
An OCR fragment shows a neighborhood classified ad listing residents with street addresses in Nutley and nearby areas. Names include Edward H. Yerg Jerome F. Hamner H Feltas Wilson Kierstead Walter A Hodnom Frank Somoracki John J Laer J Madden others with multiple Franklin Bloomfield Passaic and Gless avenues plus local street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hace Cooper
Center H. Feltas
Terrace Avenue
Passaic
Ilson H. Kierstead
Andriolo
Wilson Street
Hopeseli
Pce
Bruskin
Franklin
Walter A. Hodnom
Bloomfield
Permed Blum
Passaic Avense
Frank Somoracki
Gless
Avendohn J
Laer
Genter Street
Odes Bae Ps
J. Madden
Brookfield
Erie Emmn Oe
Pen Vie Ee
Three Mosquito Men Hurt by Gas Explosion in Well
A gas explosion injured three mosquito control workers at a well on Passaic Avenue while they attempted to apply oil to kill breeding sites. Inspectors from the Health Board were dispatched to assess the incident and determine the cause amid faint references to safety violations and a related case involving a resident named Joseph Kitchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mequito
Essex County
Passaic Avenue
Whitch
Joseph Kitchin
Nutley Officials Move To License Gypsy Camps
The Nutley board discusses licensing nomadic groups camped east of Nutley Park with a $250 fee for leaders, to be paid within six days of campsite entry. Other actions include fire department equipment use for Coney Island Mardi Gras, Hose No. One membership, Lincoln School safety petition, a traffic officer request at Franklin and Harrison, a street light on Washoe Avenue, and a $12 bill to John V. Bouvier Jr. for driveway work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Park
Cook
James E. Turnbull
Vreeland Avenue
Upsaneale
Raper
Coney Island
Jacob Fitting
Lincoln School
Franklin Avenue
Harrison Street
Mr. Gook
Washwe Avenue
John V. Bouvier, Jr
Firemen Earn First Prize at Mardi Gras Parade
Nutley fire department won the top prize for best appearance and marching in the Coney Island Mardi Gras parade. Seventy five locals joined the firemen and 35 participants competed with Haverstraw, N.Y. as their only close rival. The Junior Oider Fife and Drum Corps led the march followed by chiefs and the apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
William S. Wallace
Nutley
Haverstraw
N. Y
Ormabee
Hallidy
Jones
Wallace
Cook
Long Branch
Gray
Central Hotel
Girls Do Fine Work in Raising Vegetables for War Effort
The Girls Agricultural League reports near completion of summer garden work with produce sales totaling 100 dollars. Proceeds benefit the Patriotic Fund and Red Cross. A collected dried beans field will be harvested and given to town authorities for needy distribution. The regiment started in spring under leaders Mico Sy and Marjorie Long Felder, with thirty members shrinking to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Agricultural League
War Gardens
Patriotic Fund
Red Cross
Mico Sy
Marjorie Longfelder
Home Guard Leader Sets Purpose and Status
Benjamin Hurd, head of the Home Guard, explains the unit’s aims to aid citizens, prevent disorder, and foster patriotic support for the war. He notes the immediate danger has passed but urges vigorous government backing as the conflict continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Guard
Benjamin Hurd
Red Sabes
Annual Essex W C T U Conference Set for Thursday
The Essex County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual conference in Vincent on Thursday. It will be an all day affair with discussions and activities planned throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Woman's Christain Teroperance Union
Vincent
Woman's Club Begins Fall and Winter Preparations
The Woman's Club held its first Fall meeting Monday, sharing vacation experiences and outlining the season's work. Members discussed art studies on Russia, book fees to support library lending, and early Oct classes in elementary hygiene, home care, and first aid instructed by Red Cross staff. A knitting machine was donated, and leaders urged members to contact Mrs. Earle Stetson Crawford to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
William J. Kinsley
Montclair
John B.taylor
Earle Stetson Crawford
H. L. Harris
Charles Lloyd
Gilbert R. Livingston
William H. Mitchell
Cine i R. Livingston
Russia
Ocne
John B. Taylor
Haveirmanship
Boc
Edward J. Hayden
George Young
Tennia Place
Marie Louise Wehrly
R. N
Newark Chapter of the Red Cross
Trade Board Considers Tuesday Meeting Change
Members of the Board of Trade who gathered at the Post Office Building on Tuesday night could not transact business due to a missing quorum. Guardsmen drills on Tuesdays prompted a proposal to move meeting night, with a special meeting planned to secure a quorum and address the scheduling issue.
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Board of Trade
Legacy for Local Woman in Rob ert Mook Estate
An appraisal filed in Surrogate's Court New York shows Rob ert Mook died May 8 with a net estate of 37247.42 dollars. His will leaves 10000 dollars to Mrs Hebert and the remainder to his widow for life with subsequent reversion.
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Robert Mook
Arthur Hebert
Highfield Lane
New York
Mosk
Quick Work Lands Four Auto Suspects
Sergeant John Jameson nabbed four suspects after a Studebaker auto theft and chase in Newark. The men all carried unfamiliar license cards and tools, the car belonged to A H Long of Elmabeth, and the vehicle had run out of gas when recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
John Jameson
Font Gar Se
Newark
Franklin Avenue
Yantacaw Place
Big Tree
Maliix
Stager
Maliza
Chestnut Street
Quartette
Charlies Buttchinger
Washington Place
East Orange
Richard Lenihan
South 19Th Street
William McKnabb
South &Th Street
John Weber
South 6Th Street
Sear Eceneton Ok
A. H. Long
Flimabeth
New School Opening Planned For Early December
Crowded fall enrollment forces part time schedules in lower grades. All children moving toward Spring Garden buildings are housed in Park and Yantacaw facilities, with 156 more pupils this fall than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Garden
Park
Yantacaw
Roy
Local Elks Raise Dues to Meet War Demands
The Elks lift Grand Lodge assessment from 10 to 12 dollars to fund the Million Dear War Fund. The lodge also plans to cover dues for members serving in the colors. Joseph F. Finley was initiated into the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Grand Lodge
Joseph F. Finley
Brooklyn couple wed by Recorder James M. Pest
Walter L. Glater and Mies Mae Frieberg, both of Brooklyn, were married by Recorder James M. Pest at the house. Elisabeth Fric-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Glater
Mies Mae FE
Frieberg
Breoklyn
James M. Pest
Tie House
Hestiten
Plume Mow
Elisabeth Fric
Provost General Telegram Details Appeal Rules for Board Decisions
A telegram to state governors defines appeal procedures for draft exemption decisions. It specifies that appeals must go to the district board, not the President or Washington officials, and only certain agricultural or industrial exemption cases allow appeal to the President. Direct appeals and extraneous documents will be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraha
Facslineh
Qseeestan
Congress
District Board
Washington
Express Trolleys Plan Aims to Cut City Transit Time
Public Utilities Board and trolley representatives met to outline an express service for the Newark Paterson line. The plan would reduce stops from 334 to 1098, with Nutley losing 22 stops and run times dropping about 45 to 60 minutes overall, though Broad Street service remains unchanged.
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Public Utilities Board
Public Service
Newark
Clifton
Delawanna
Belleville
Paterson
Reception for Drafted Men at Woman's Club
Con scripted soldiers were honored at a Friday night reception by the Comfort Kit section chaired by Mrs John Hartshorne at the Woman's Club. Mayen Siebstach Colonel Prout and Mrs Eastop Shaw spoke along with Lois Dale and Miss tonetoldee. About 210 attended as the Mayor led cheers. A supper for Carrie Blama, one of Wrightstown’s first allotment draftees, followed at the Central Hotel with George Gray arranging the dinner.
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National Army
Woman's Club
John Hartshorne
Mayen Siebstach
Colonel Prout
Eastop Shaw
Lois Dale
Tonetoldee
Philhower
David Ney
Carrie Blara
Wrightstown
Central
George Gray
Red Cross Tightens Rules On Emblem Use
The American Red Cross warns against misuse of the emblem in commerce and publishing. Officials say only authorized entities may use the Red Cross or its colors within the United States, with strict limits on sale of pins, cards, and products that imitate the emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Crome
Geneva International A
National Red Cross
Emmitare and
Bevetad Anther Avy Sanites
United States
War Department to Train Colored Troops Separate Units
Secretary Baker announces a policy change for colored troops. Colored soldiers will be trained in separate organizations and assembled at one time, with separate callups from their own units, while overall training will proceed alongside white troops when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Secretary of War
Regular
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward H. Yerg
Franklin Weave
Jerome F. Hamner
St Mary's
Rusnerlip
Essex
Privat
Arena Nutley
Navy
Naval
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